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Cora Marie Mathews
Nicknames: Subject Zero, Project Crimson
Born: November 15, 1925
Abilities: Rapid cellular regeneration, multiple language fluency, HYDRA combat training and weapon proficiency
Background: Cora was born into a large but poor family. She inadvertently got herself mixed into HYDRA when answering an ad looking for test subjects. Many people weren’t as opposed to experimentation as they used to be before Steve Rodgers had become Captain America. The company was offering much needed money so Cora answered. Upon arriving to the posted address, she was taken to an underground bunker. Little did she know, she wouldn’t leave that bunker for decades.
Cora was, at first, entirely adverse to HYDRA for taking her captive. But years and years of brainwashing can take its toll on your rational thinking. She began to believe that Captain America and any of his associates were pure evil. HYRDA trained her to kill, as much as it was against everything she had believed before this became her life.
Through many forms of painful experimentation, she had somewhere along the way gained the ability of what HYDRA called "rapid cellular regeneration." It essentially gave her the ability to live forever. Any wound was healed almost instantly, though larger ones (such as a severed limb) could take a few minutes. It was something HYDRA highly treasured and couldn't seem to replicate. In order to keep from losing their prized possession, they would move her from base to base constantly and keep her contact with the outside world as minimal as possible.
Agents, soldiers, commanders... they would all come and go. They would age and die, but Cora stayed young. They constantly tested the extent of her abilities, watching her die and come back to life. They tried to replicate her abilities through repeating the same experiments on other subjects but they would all die far before they even got through half the tests she had survived. So they tried to transplant her blood, her tissues, her organs, anything but the subjects would get violently ill as their bodies rejected the transplant, often resulting in death.
Personality: Cora is a generally kind person, despite the circumstances she has gotten herself into. She loves to learn and spends the majority of her free time studying everything from language to math to arts. She would much rather prefer to talk a situation out than get into a fight. However, when it comes the the Avengers, she is ruthless.
Having been shown the worst of the Avengers for years, she is entirely under the impression that they are everything that's wrong with the world. If she were given the chance, she would go after them herself. The leaders of HYDRA, however, refuse to release her because she lacks the inhuman physical and mental advantages that would allow her to defeat them for good.
Her attitude toward the constant experimentation is that of a victim of an abusive relationship. She is unaware that the members of HYDRA only view her as a pawn in their game, their brainwashing causing her to see them as the heroes. Having been locked in a bunker for decades, she is unaware of the actual passage of time despite watching people she once viewed as friends age and die.
Nicknames: Subject Zero, Project Crimson
Born: November 15, 1925
Abilities: Rapid cellular regeneration, multiple language fluency, HYDRA combat training and weapon proficiency
Background: Cora was born into a large but poor family. She inadvertently got herself mixed into HYDRA when answering an ad looking for test subjects. Many people weren’t as opposed to experimentation as they used to be before Steve Rodgers had become Captain America. The company was offering much needed money so Cora answered. Upon arriving to the posted address, she was taken to an underground bunker. Little did she know, she wouldn’t leave that bunker for decades.
Cora was, at first, entirely adverse to HYDRA for taking her captive. But years and years of brainwashing can take its toll on your rational thinking. She began to believe that Captain America and any of his associates were pure evil. HYRDA trained her to kill, as much as it was against everything she had believed before this became her life.
Through many forms of painful experimentation, she had somewhere along the way gained the ability of what HYDRA called "rapid cellular regeneration." It essentially gave her the ability to live forever. Any wound was healed almost instantly, though larger ones (such as a severed limb) could take a few minutes. It was something HYDRA highly treasured and couldn't seem to replicate. In order to keep from losing their prized possession, they would move her from base to base constantly and keep her contact with the outside world as minimal as possible.
Agents, soldiers, commanders... they would all come and go. They would age and die, but Cora stayed young. They constantly tested the extent of her abilities, watching her die and come back to life. They tried to replicate her abilities through repeating the same experiments on other subjects but they would all die far before they even got through half the tests she had survived. So they tried to transplant her blood, her tissues, her organs, anything but the subjects would get violently ill as their bodies rejected the transplant, often resulting in death.
Personality: Cora is a generally kind person, despite the circumstances she has gotten herself into. She loves to learn and spends the majority of her free time studying everything from language to math to arts. She would much rather prefer to talk a situation out than get into a fight. However, when it comes the the Avengers, she is ruthless.
Having been shown the worst of the Avengers for years, she is entirely under the impression that they are everything that's wrong with the world. If she were given the chance, she would go after them herself. The leaders of HYDRA, however, refuse to release her because she lacks the inhuman physical and mental advantages that would allow her to defeat them for good.
Her attitude toward the constant experimentation is that of a victim of an abusive relationship. She is unaware that the members of HYDRA only view her as a pawn in their game, their brainwashing causing her to see them as the heroes. Having been locked in a bunker for decades, she is unaware of the actual passage of time despite watching people she once viewed as friends age and die.
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